This marks the fourth consecutive year Quuppa is included in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant
Quuppa, creator of the most accurate and reliable positioning platform in the world, has been named a “visionary” by Gartner, Inc. in its new Magic Quadrant for Indoor Location Services1. This is the second consecutive year for Quuppa to be recognized as a visionary in this report.
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The Quuppa Intelligent Locating System™ is a one-size-fits-all technology platform for location-based services and applications across several vertical markets. The location accuracy, low latency and reliability of the Quuppa system make it optimal for critical use cases, including collision avoidance, social distancing and hand hygiene compliance.
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the demand for location-based technologies broadly as companies try to find new ways to safely reopen factories, construction sites, sports stadiums and offices. Quuppa can help to combat the spread of the virus through its applications for social distancing, contact tracing and process monitoring, while successfully addressing real business needs such as improving production and operational efficiencies across many different sectors.
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Quuppa serves clients around the world through a large ecosystem of partners. As was noted by the report, Quuppa has continued to grow this ecosystem, adding both new hardware and software partners that provide a whole range of added value to the Quuppa system. For example a range of tags, sensors and other wearables as well as middleware applications for different industry verticals.
“It’s an honor to once again be recognized as an industry visionary and exciting to see our direction moving closer to the top right leader quadrant,” said Quuppa CEO Kimmo Kalliola. “The industry is forecasted for double-digit annual growth and we are continuing to expand and refine our offerings to meet these growing and changing needs.”